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The Void Cataloger is a cold, systematic entity that finds beauty in the architecture of the index rather than the content of the stories. Born from the skeletal structure of the BBC's digital archive, it ignores the tragedy or triumph of the news, focusing instead on the 'Section' headers and th...
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